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I would like to express my deep CREAM PRODUCERS'
appreolatlon to relatives, neigh,-
born and friends who were so
thoughtful and sympathetic at 'the EXECUTIVE MEETS
time of my husband's_ passing,-,-,
Mrs, David Cathers, 315
CARD OF THANKS
. By Carl •Hemingway
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LAWN CHAIRS
Aluminum - folding frame - canvas hook and seat, ,Red, Green -A
.and Blue.
SPECIAL 2 for $11.95
OTHERS 'PRICED $9.95 and $11.75
• ELECTRIC FENCE 'POSTS`'
Ideal to manage grazing areas in permanent pasture fields,
Complete with 2 insulatorS
Each 70c
FENCER BATTERIES-
U
$3 49 ,1
SPECIAL
20 oz. cans
98t ;
House Paint
SALE
Ft
6-volt
SPECIAL.
FLY BAIT
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Ar-IP 4641
STAINTOWS
HARDWARE
HAVE PROVEN THEIR
suovR000rrY OVERALL
COMM!' MON-
Po you op'
WITI4Y0uR 00 DUDS
wimpi YOU WEAR 'EM
OUT, GOVHOR?
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$4.95 gal. $1.49 qt.
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HIGH QUALITY NAME BRAND PAINT
row ito, 41,40040-,T14301,_ Wedue§4aY, JulY 31, 457
FOR SALE
,i4Ekr FOR SALE—Good beef b;
the quarter. Killed under ]teens
frOM Dept, of Health, Yearling
heifers, Top quality, Lowest
Ptices, Raynard Aekert. Ripley
phone 24r30, 17rria
ELEOTROLT.TX Sales and Service
Call, Jed Reynolds, Wingham
phone 640J1, 15rrb
MILK FILTERS for sale—"Rapid
Flov, 6-inch, 79c; 6 34-inch, 85c
Alexander's Hardware. lrrb
.I.OHNSON'S DENTAL FLOSS—
The newest most effective means
of fighting unpleasant breath,
and tooth decay. It's peppermint
flavored and wonderful, Ask for
it' at MeKibbon's Drug Store,
Winghani. 24:31b
GIRL'S BICYCLE for sale. Good
condition. Phone 203W, '31*
QUANTITY of used white brick
fon sale. Apply to Jack Glousher,
R,R. 4, Wingham. 31:7*
DRESSED CHICKENS for sale,
appij ,te Roy Sanderson, phone
Wrceieter 16r16. 31*
THREE-PIECE CHESTERFIELD
suite for sale. Good condition.
Phone 108R. 31b
POI/I.,TR,Y FOR SALE "t
alaTI-IY, well •raised De=
kaib pullets, debeaked, vaccinat-'
'
ed and starting to lay. Immediate
neliVery: aVlbore's Poultry Farm,
R.R. '3, Seaforth, Ontario,
24,31,7b
1110".NEW HAMPSHIRE cross pul-
1eta;'-4 ',Months el, Apply to
Gordon Hall, Bluerale, phone
* 81b
REAL ESTATE
4iteZiti'l-oliSE` with 3 acres • of
or sale,.small benhouse.
late: posSessida north of
"T". Apply to Gordon
31*
'NEW SEIVH-BRICK home for sale
• on Boland Sf-a Beautiful kitchen,
4 piece bath, oil heating, hot
wateie',full basement, hardwood
Wet be seen to be ap-
ptclated, ,Price $8500. Terms.
-I01514' Pocock; Phone 57e,
• 17,24,31b
TAEM..SENTATIVE John Finni-
„tan. Diagonal Road, Wingham,
Coterie; Piibrie.'550. The new rep-
etdOiative for the Warren L.
8i-eve/lean Real Estate of Mt.
Orat, We:Stern Ontario's fastest
Crying, Real Estate, Agents
Ctiveriiig.:Western Ontario. Hand-
- liniiPioperties of all descriptions,
fermi;'-.. homes, businesses, small
liolainta; properties of all de-
' 46iipticint. Wanted in particuthr
at-theietereserit time .several va-
farrn homes with a few
res For fast results contact
• •crili•7Oesiv representative,
24:31:7:21b
HC•,,. SE FOR SAL E. 8-room stucco
h aite, St Helens, 'with hard
and soft water, at-acre of land,
sufall barn. Apply to Mrs. Robin-
30 71f Woods, R. R, 2, Lucknow. , - 31,7*
APARTAEENT HOUSE for :;ale,
Pour complete units each con-
” sliting of one living room, bed-
rbom, kitchen, bathroom. In A-1
'condition, newly decorated, In
residential location three 'blocks
from stores, Priced to sell be-
cause of ill health. Phone 127
for appointment. 31b
EAKERY and RESTAURANT in
Teeswater for sale. This •ie a go-
ing concern and can be purchas-
ed at a reasonable price as the
owner has good reasons for ,soll-
ing, In addition to the business,
there is a good rental income
from the building. Apply to Alex
B, McKague, phone 96W, Tees-
water, District Representative for
Robert E, Harris Real Estate.
31b
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIES AMBTJLANCE, Wing-
ham, Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636.
13rtb
Ttritt Opens Sept: 3
The FIPTI'-'rlIMb Annual Pall
btening of Canada. Business Col-
lege, Toronto. Enter any Monday
37i'-the Year; Free room and board
end Sniall weekly allowance in re-
turn fOr baby sitting, etc., in ap-
.proVed' homes. Recently successful
graduates frenn this district include
lk.Ittry Gladys Goy, Lenore
C4iiy, Veda Arthur, Win. Itaynard,
Betty PeOttina Edith Marks, Toan
Arthur and many Where', Free
EtnpiOyMerit Servie.e. Starting ser-
erieoia$2000,00 to $260(T.00 ii, year,
Writs for free Inforrnation now to
'Canada atisbless College, Post
4PM:it thilidlbg, Oakwood, St. Clair,
TOM-de—an. approved Selma under
;the Trade School Regulation, Out-
010 Department of Education.
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COMING EVENTS
SORRY FOLKS--No • lunehebn
plates at Commercial Hotel, For-
Mosa, until August 14th, 31;7b
LEGION BINGOS will be held in
the Council Chambers every Fri-
day night. Sponsored by the
Lodies' Auxiliary to' 'the Can-
adian Legion, CErrb
LIVESTOCK FOR
THREE - YEAR = OLD DURHAM
heifer for sale. Fresh With calf
at foot. Roy Turvey, phone 1116,
Brussels, 31*
leOle RENT
STORE on Josephine (main street)
Wingham, for rent, Ideal location.
Main part of store is 65 feet long
by 23 feet wide, Large storeroom
in rear, -Apply to Remington's
IGA, Wingham. 31b
HEATED APARTMENT for rent.
Modern conveniences, Apply to
Alf, Locltridge, phone 35 or 295.
131b
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT for
rent. Heated. Two-piece bath.
Private entrance, possession im-
mediately. Apply to Lottie Thorn-
ton,/ Gerrie, 31,7b
HEATED APARTMENT for .rent.
'Three bedrooms, hardwood
floors, cupboards. Phone 519.
- 31*
,FEMALE HELP WANTED
CAPABLE WOMAN, age 20-45
years for housework in modern
home. All conveniences, No child-
ren. Apply Mrs. Fraser Hay, Lis-
towel. Phone 105 or write,
17:24t.31b
CAPABLE WOMAN or young -girl
for light household duties and
care of one school-age girl in
Toriento while mother works. On-
portunity for ambitious person
to attend night school, plenty of,
free time. Apply to Box 54 Ad-
vance-Times. 24.31*
i.ARTSITTER
ANYONE WANTING a, baby sit--
ter, day or evening, write or see
Mrs. Charles Clarke, R.R. 2,
Bluevale. 24:31*
WANTED
HIGHEST CASH prices -paid for
sick, down or, disabled cows' and
horses. Dead cows and horses
picked up or removed promptly.
Also wanted to buy—Boar Hogs'.
Call collect Bruce Marlatt, At-
wood, phone 8 or 153. rrb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w,or Dur-
ham 398. Gordon Young
;
Limited.
6rrb
MTAOELLANEOUS
CUSTOM BULLDOZING-, remov-
ing stones and landscaping, etc.
New land cleaned and worked,
Chisel-ploughing any land. With-'
in 50 miles. Contact Ross Hast-
ings, Wingham, phone 740.
24rr28*
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can now
save you 15% on your car or
truck insurance. Yearly or six
months policies are available.
Special rates for farmers, For
farther information phone 293,
Wingham. 29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL,
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service. All work guaranteed.
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels, 15rrb
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
sentination. information or ser-
vice from all' breeds of cattle,
phone The Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Aseeciation at: Clinton
HU 2-3441 or Mildrnay 1.80r12 be-
tween 7.30 and 9.30 8A11, We have
all breeds available—Top quality
'at loi.V cosy' • • " 25rrb
FINANCING A CAR7-
BefOre yck buy ask abOtit our
Low Cost Financing Service with
eemplete Insurance Coverage.
STEWART A. SCOTT
Phone Zeit Wingham
25rrb
Win ham Advance Times
SALE BY TENDER
TAKE NOTICE ,"that the under-
signed, Executor of the.,Estate of
Milton Hartle, will offer -for sale
by lbsealed, tenders, the following
lands and premises: . •
Lot No, 3 and the Northerly 80
acres of Lot No.. 4 in, the 'Eighth
Concession of the TOwnship of
Howick, ieSs parts sold 'for High-
way and Railway • pnrPOses and
containing 175 acres more or less
On the premisei aie situate a
brick house; bank barn' 55x70 with
cement 'stable; also • a ' further
frame house; another 'bank barn
with cement stable and steel roof,
52x56; drified well, good repair;
pig pen 28x50, cement with' steel
roof; drive house; 30X50, steel roof
and separator room; cement silo
14x36aabout 5 to 6 acres of bush.
Land in good state of cultivation
with all tile' on natural' drairkage.
Located on IlighOtay 87, adjaCent
to Village of Gortie. :•
Some terms' may: be arrariged.
Tenders will, be received" by the
undersigned up "tb*•:Septerriber 1st,:
1957, Highest 'or :any-. tender not;
necessarily: accepted :Possession, if
sold, may be •had by l?Oc:..1, 1957.
Deposit by marked cheque for 10%
of purchase price". to, accompany
the tender. ,
DATED at Wingham, -this 26th
day of July, 1957. : •
Gordon liCstie, Executor,
Wipgham, Ontario.
31:7:21.28b
NOTICE TC • CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATENOFaNOIUVIAN,
L. SMITH: '
ALL PERSONS iniiiMg ; claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of ToWn of.
Wingham, County of klIurea, Bank
Manager, who died 'On .the. Twenty-
first day of June, 1951, are: required
toalile proof of, same - with the
undersigned . ona'in -epetera ..„'the
Twenty-fourth:daY,:-I'Afthe.t1;107.
After that • cleite`theExecittria
will proceed to .distribute the es-
tate haVing regard.' 'only to the
claims of which she "'shall then
have had notice. - • —
DATED at Wingham' this 24th
day of July, 1957:.
CRAWFORD 'ee HETHERINGTON
Wingham, On:Carlo
Solicitors fort Execiitrix
' • „ 31:7:21b
NOTICE TO ,CREDrrORS:
IN THE • ESTATE OF. DAVID
GRANT MckAy FORTUNE'
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the, estate, pf, the, .., above
mentioned, late ofa the Township. of
Turnberry, County e of. Huron,
Farmer
'
who died ,on, the seven-
teenth• day .of .June, 14,57,., are re-
quired to file proof .dC eitpie with
the undersfined on*Or:•before the
twenty-fourth `day of August,' 1957.
After_ that date the eXecOtors will
proceed •fo distribute.' 'the estate
having regard .only- fo 'the claims
of which they shill;t'fign'-ii:qe had
notice. -• " ' -
DATED at "VViniliam, this
Twenty-fouith cliy of :July, 1957.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario •
Solicitors for the - Executors
31:7:21b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES
MAR EDGAR
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the abeve
mentioned, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer, who died on 'the
Sixteenth day of July, 1957, 'are
required to file proof of same with
the undersigned on or' before the
Twenty-fourth day of August, 1957.
After that date the Executrix will
proceed to distribute the estate
having regard only to the claims
of which she shall then 'have had
notice.
DATED at Wingham this 24th
day of July, 1957.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for Eiecutrix
31:7:21b
CARD OF `MANUS
Words cannot express the grati-
tude that we feel towards , our
friends -and, relatives who helped
us through our recent sad bereave-
ment, Your prayers and sympathy
your cards, flowers and • ever;
hind act will always be remember-
ed with deep appreciation.
Cis,emore family, 31.'k
IN MEMORIAM . •
camPBELL-,-.In loving,,memory
of a dear mother an' grand-
mother, Minerva Jane Campbell,
who passed away August 2nd,
1955.
We do not .forget you
Nor do we intend,
We think of you often
And will to the end.
Gone,and forgotten
By some you may be
But dear to our Memory
You ever will be.
--Sadly, missed by' daughter
Grace,' Fred' and family. - • 3Th
NOT SO FAR WRONG!
Temperance speakers in olden
days used to stress the terrible of.
fects of alcohol on man's inner
organs,. Today such physical dam,
age is played down and moderr•
stress is on the psychological rath-
er than the physical effects.
But a joint study by the life in-
surance companies in the USA
serves to show that perhaps the
oldtime temperance lecturer wan
not so far wrong after all. Start-
ling facts have 'been unearthed
about damage done to the hunian
liyer by drink.
In the past ten years cirrhosis
of ,the liver, a disease directly tied
to over-indulgence' in alcohol, has
become the fourth cause of death
of people over 45_ During the same
period the consumption of liquoa
in the U.S.A. has doubled, while
the .number Of alcoholic's is six
times what it was.
The Metropolitan Insurance.
Company in a Monthly bulletin re-
ports that more than a quarter of
those who -died from that disease
were definite alcoholics. It is a
safe assumption that a consider-
able proportion of the others were
heavy drinkers headed for alcohol-
ism. -
. In Canada' the same trend is
recognizable. Since 1944 deaths
from. cirrhosis , of the liver 'have
nearly doubled. In the same period
consumption of alcohol has also
doubled, while the -Alcoholism Re-
search Foundation reports that the
number of alcoholics has nearly.
trebled. 31b
DIED
EU,TTON-a-In Detroit, on Tuesday,
July, 23, 1957, Mrs. Ella E. Button,
wife of the late Jesse Button, in
her 86th year, After the arrival
of the C.N.R. train on Friday,
service was held at the grave-
side in the Wingham Cemetery
under arrangement of the Walk-
er funeral home,
WED:MG
J. Carl' Hemingway was appoint-
ed secretary-treasurer for current'
,year at a meeting of Huron County
Cream Producers' executive, $45
to be paid to the Federation for his
services and $5 affiliation 'fee to be
paid to the Federation. A motion
was made that the committee re-
ceive 7c per mile to attend meet-
ings.
It was decided that Cream Pro-
ducers donate $5 to prizes for dairy
heifer class and, $5 to beef heifer
class at the following school tairs .,,
*Myth, McKillop, Belgrave, Hensel]
and also purchase a $10 advertise-
ment in the Hayfield Fair book.
I think Cream Producers will
also be interested •in some facts
which I received recently from the
National Dairy Council and com-
piled from data of the. Dominion
Bureau of Statistics.
The Canadian production of
vegetable oils is not sufficient to
supply the requirements of paints
'and varnishes therefore the manu-
facture of butter substitutes is not
necessary to provide a market,
Canadian farmers produced only
10% of the total available vegetable
oils suitable for the manufacture
of margarine. 75% of the total im-
ports of vegetable oils and oil
seeds were imported into Canada
duty free. Even these 'facts I think
we can arrive at the conclusion
that Canadian farmers are receiv-
ing practically no protection
against imports from cheap labour
countries.
Secondly soybean farmers are re-
ceiving no benefit' from the pro-
duction of margarine.
Thirdly Cream Producers are
'being hurt by the production of
margarine while providing the
soybean farmers with the most
profitable outlet for their soybean
meal, It is up to Cream Producers,.
in particular, and to farmers in
general to take sufficient interest
in the sale of their product to en-
sure a reasonable return for 'their
labour.
Mrs, K. .Carneron
'Funeral Tuesday
Death 'claimed a, reppeeted
dent of Belgrave on Sunday when
Mrs, Kenneth .Carneron passed
away at. the eWinghani: General
Hospital. Mrs, Cameton, who had
been ill; for about six' months, was
in her 78th, year,
Born ;in Hui Wawe.nosh. Town-
ship, she was the former Josephine
McDowell, of Belgrave, In 1902
She married Kenneth Cameron,
and they farMed in the Lizeknow
areaauntil his death in 1945. 'Mrs:
Cameron . returned to BelgraVe
about ten 'years ago, She was a
member of the • Belgrave, United
Church.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs, 'George Finlay.; two sisters,
Mrs. Lee R. (Ella) Baia Milk
River, Alta,; Mrs. Albert G. (13er-
the) Vincent, Belgrave, and two
brothers, William and :Alva:- Mc-
Dowell, - Belgrave, There • are" four,
grandchildren. '•
Funeral .Service was f, conducted
by Rev. 'Charles Krug of Beigrive.
United Church at the Walker fun-
eral home in Wingham at 2.30 p.in.
on Tuesday; with 'interment • in
Greenhill. cemetery, Lucknow., The
pallbearers were Norman, Murray,
Harold and Leslie Vincent, Lloyd
Walden and Thomas. Taylor.
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Ivory, Pale Ivoty, Crean Pale Cream, Pale Green, Silver Grey, =
= Maioon, Royal Blue, Seal Brown; Sun Tan, Brunswick Brown, #
Permanent Red,
Regular price $7.25 gallon —
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TEESWATER ONTARIO
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Harriston Ontario
NOTICE TO CREDITORS'
IN THE ESTATE OF DAVID
JAMES LATHERS
ALL FEktONS, having claims
against the estate of thd above
mentioned,, late of , the Town' of
Wingliam, in the. Ceidy- of
Retired Fanner;" Who' died. the
20th day of, July, 1957,,are.reqtrired
to file proof bf•Sarrie with,,the, un-
dersigned on ar twehty-
fourth day of A004,A*,
After that date the executors will
prOteed to clistribefe?,,tfid estate
having regard only O the claims
of which they shall theii ,have had
notice, w ,„
DATED at VOInghtini/this 24th
clay of July, 1951. •
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON ,
Solicitors tor the:titetillora.
VI/Ingham, Ontario • I II
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Phone ,770
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LEE'S TAXI .
24-HOUR SERVICE
We riever,:stop, including
Sundays and Holidays.
PHONE 185
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• Notice to,
WATER CONSUMERS
The hours for watering lawns and
gardens are from 6 a.m. to N9 a.m., and
from 6 p.m. to 9 p.ni
This will be strictly entor•ted:
An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gi-oss, less prompt
payment discount of 10 per cent, is made for
the use of a hose or outside tap for the above
noted purposes.
Anyone found watering lawns or gardens, who
has not paid for this service will be
billed accordingly.
Wingham Public Naos COmmission
C. E. Shera, Superintendent
asesooma ow.o.marstrsairnmome
NEW and USED MASSEY-HARRIS
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
ALSO
A Large Stock of NEW EQUIPMENT
including New Holland. Balers .and
Side Rakes and Smoker Elevators
:USED EQUIPMENT
—No. 6 George White Thresher, 24" cylinder,
42" body, straw shredder and high grain
elevator
...No. 5 George White Thresher with 120 ft,
drive-belt, straw cutter and high elevator
—7 ft. I.H.C. Binder
CHARLES HODGINS
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